Write a cover letter in 300 words
A short structure that hiring managers actually read.
Hiring managers skim. A cover letter of about 300 words, specific to the role, gets read; a generic page doesn't.
Opening: why this role
One or two sentences that name the role and one specific reason you want it: the product, the team, a problem they're solving.
Middle: two proofs
Two short paragraphs, each linking one of the posting's main needs to something real you've done. Include the result where you can.
Close: the next step
One line saying you'd welcome a conversation. Skip the clichés and the long sign-off.
JobsStudio's cover letter prompt follows this structure and tells the assistant to leave out anything your resume doesn't support.